mark barger, nbc news >> french officials say a third body was found in the apartment raid that killed the alleged mastermind behind last week's paris attacks. the body is that of a woman. it's isn't known who she was or whether she blew herself up, like one of the two other people who died in yesterday's police raids. also today, word from france's prime minister that one more person has died as a result of last week's attack, raising the death toll to 130. it could go higher, because hundreds of people were wounded by the attackers, many severely. a logan, iowa man will not go to prison for pushing his wife out of a moving vehicle on interstate 29. 39-year old shane vanderlinden pleaded guilty to two amended misdemeanor charges. he had been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in august after he pushed ashlee anderson out of anuv going 30 miles per hour on the iterstate, then drove off. vanderlinden was given two, two-year sentences, but the judge suspended all the prison time and placed him on supervised probation. we're jumping head-first right into our first winter storm of t

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mark barger, nbc news. the french prime minister announced that one more person has died after last weeks paris attacks. bringing the death toll to 130. police say two more suspects could still be on the run. the french prime minister called on a state of emergency to be extended for another three months yesterday. warning that there "could be a risk" of an attack using chemical or biological weapons. - ad lib main weather hot meals and beverages...along jeb bush: leadership meansyou've got to be all in.it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking.it's about doing. i know how to do this becausei was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upsidedown that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. children started to learn. as president of the unitedstates, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the hot meals and beverages...along store for people in the

mark barger, nbc news. the best way to protect your paper boarding pass is take it home and shred it. or at least rip it up before let's get a look at storm track seven live doppler radar. meteorologist eileen loan is here with the forecast when today in iowa continues. forecast. gusts to 30 mph this morning with winds dying down this and highs in the 50s. several our forecast. it will also be fairly breezy with the systems. today in iowa. nearly fifty animals are rescued after a home catches fire. plus... astronomers discover a venus- like planet light years away - and they want to study it in detail. ally crutcher joins us for our we've got younow on today in iowa... new this morning: a u-s drone strike might have killed a high-profile member of isis. plus... iowans are voicing their opinions on a proposed oil pipeline that would extend

mark barger has the breaking details. >> reporter: the hostage situation in mali is over. security sources are reporting that two attackers involved in the storms... storming have been killed. wounded civilians are being evacuated. a number of hostages were already freed or escaped on americans. the malian military earlier moved into the hotel. france sent 40 special forces members to the location. while the nearby u.s. embassy earlier told its staff and all americans in that area to shelter in place. nbc news learned that before at least 138 were inside the radisson blu hotel in mali's capital of bamako. 125 are guests. 13 hotel staff members. at one point, the hotel said 170 guests and employees were taken hostage. the pentagon correspondent jim mickly chefski reports 25 military personnel were at the hotel to help coordinate the evacuation. mark barger, nbc news. >> nancy: court back in session in the murder trial of philip chism. morning describing the gruesome scene where the danvers teacher colleen ritzer was found dead. a fingerprint expert also testified that chism

mark barger, nbc news. another tip for online shopping... know your credit card policies about fraud and keep an eye on those holidays.... sometimes bogus charges can sneak through after the new year.... along one of the country's most popular shopping districts... chicago's magnificent mile... holiday shoppers could meet protesters today. a major demonstration is being organized along michigan avenue. the point is to bring attention to the violence in chicago and to call for change through mass demonstrations and voter registration. the city has been on edge this week after video showed a white officer shooting and killing a many people are very upset it took a year for the video to be released. in minneapolis, a protest at a police station. they've dug in for a few weeks now after an unarmed black man was shot by an officer. demonstrators spent their thanksgiving holiday together. it's kind of like a celebration community. we're building each other up. some said the number of people who showed up on the holiday is instead of a galaxy far,

mark barger, nbc news. another tip for online shopping... know your credit card policies on fraudulent purchases and keep an eye on those statements-- even after the holidays. sometimes bogus charges can the thanksgiving holiday didn't end the sit-in protest going on in minneapolis. protesters have been there for a few weeks after the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man by a minneapolis police officer. volunteers brought the thanksgiving holiday to the streets. it's kind of like a celebration that we have in the community. so we can all say that's why we're here. we're building community. we're building each other up. and a a you heard right there -- they feel like this is a community coming together now. the black friday shopping is expected to be interrupted with protesters in one of the country's momot popular shopping areas. a group calls a major demonstration along michigan avenue. the purpose of the black friday protest is to bring the attention of the world to the violence in chicago. police in belgium conducted more raids in the

mark barger, nbc news. >> that was mark barger reporting. these gadgets should help you haveve ststss-free time in the kitchen this year, if yououan get your we've got a lot more headed your way on news 4 today. license plate readers are being installed in more cities across iowa. what does this mn for us here in siouxland? it's designed to track stolen vehicles, hold parking violators accountable, and keep criminals off the streets. but do automated license plate readers invade your privacy? macleod hageman riris along with a des s ines popoce officer who uses s e technology every day -- and explains how you might be affected. << they are everywhere... cameras at intersections -- on your phone -- behind vehicles -- and now (nats... police car) -- mounted to police cars -- tracking y yr every movevent. (nats... of aclrlr des moinin senior police officer luke harden says his automatic license plate reader -- (nats ... of aclr) -- gives him an extra set of eyes on the road. "it'll alert you with a beep. it'll flash on this screen if you're in

mark barger, nbc news. some estimates have sales of 'star wars'-related merchandise topping two billion dollars over just the last four months of this year. today in iowa continues in a moment with the forecast from check of your storm forecast. showers continue today with breezy conditions and falling temps. sunny, windyy and colder thursday with a chance of rain and snow on friday. much colder beginning of next week. it's and coming up on today in iowa. firefighters are investigating after a house explodes leaving some injured. plus... some colleges across the country are reconsiddring how they run their study abroad programs. we'll tell you why and how some eastern iowa colleges are responding in our next hour of today in iowa. ally crutcher joins us next.

mark barger, nbc news. halo 5 is another popular game that came out last week and the highly anticipated star wars battlefront game will be released on november 17th. here's a look at storm track seven live doppler radar righh now... the forecast from meteorologist eileen loan is up next. check of your sforecast. gusty and cooler today with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. we stay around normal through the weekend with high pressure tracking through but the next chance of rain may affect veterrns day events. it's and coming up on today in iowa. an eastern iowa scientist is helping to solve the mystery of mars. we'll have that story when

mark barger reports on the golden anniversary for the daytime drama. << >> one of the original actors on "days" was the late macdonald carey, a native of sioux city and central high graduate. he played doctor tom horton for many years, and it's his voice that you still hear on the show's open talking about the sands through the hour glass. watch "days of our lives" in just a few minutes after news four at noon here on ktiv. << "like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives" and what days they have been for the residents of salem. nats "i knew it was you! wham! we have to know the truth! father in heaven, protect us all!" (sot with cast members from today show :17-24) raise your hand if you've killed someone on the show. excellent. who's come back from the deded? who has actually levitated? ? ts a long way frommthe early daas of 1965... nats "it's not the same is it?" what started as the simple story of the horton fanily eventually drew&many others into its melodramatic fray. (sot kristian alfonso / "days of our lives" :36-41) "to be a part of something and be a part o

mark barger rounded up some of the most memorable calls... nats "thank you for calling butterball turkey talkline." nats "all sorts of questions. turkey related. thanksgiving related." nats "how may i help you?" "she had just baked a cake and she saw how the cake rose. so she thought the turkey was going to expand in her oven. and she wouldn't be able to get it out of the oven." nats "they wanted to know where the thigh was." nats "there's no meat on this turkey. "and i realized they had roasted it upside down." "some of the best ones are when people are basically being confessional." "i'm in the hallway closet, i'm like, what are you doing in the hallway closet?" nats "we just want to be there to set them at ease" nats "my inlaws are here. i've never cooked a turkey before. it's in the oven." nats "we do have panicky questions." nats "i don't know if it's done. i don't know how to carve it, i don't know what to do." nats "they're calling because this is what i did and i just need to share it with someone." nats "you can put it in there if yo

mark barger explains. millions of americans will take a flight somewhere this holiday season... and they'll each have boarding passes... traditional paper ones.... or ones sent to mobile devices. (sot: julianne pepitone/ senior tech editor, nbcnews.com) "the barcodes on airplane boarding passes might not look like much but they actually contain a lot of embedded personal information" ...information that security expert brian krebs revealed in his blog post... can be easily hacked. (sot: julianne pepitone/ senior tech editor, nbcnews.com) "someone could theoretically get access to a plane ticket if it was left behind somewhere, someone dropped their physical ticket" or if a photo of it is posted to social media. thousands of people use the hashtag "boarding pass" in their posts about trips. but anyone who gets access to that image can go to a simple barcode reader website and scan it. (sot: julianne pepitone/ senior tech editor, nbcnews.com) "they could find out someone's name, their frequent flyer number and the record locator for that flight" they could also use information to

mark barger explains. << activision's call of duty franchise is a juggernaut... fans line up for it year after year. (sot: chris gran@ / editor in chief, polygon) "each new release is another chance to oftentimes break their previous records but at least to set a benchmark for the year's sales" activision gets the game in more hands because it's not platform exclusive. (sot: chris grant / editor in chief, polygon) "call of duty is it also serves lots of different types of players. you can play the single player version on your own, or it can be a social experience. (sot: chris grant / editor in chief, polygon) "there's the online multiplayer mode you can play that with strangers you can play that with your friends that's much more competitive" there's also a cooperative "zombies mode" lets you team up with friends to take down an undead enemy the audience is global... and broad. spanning many demographic groups. (sot: chris grant / editor in chief, polygon) "i'm definitely part of the group that's familiar with getting beat mercilessly by 12-year-olds in call of

which could make the holiday shopping that was mark barger reporting. another tip for online shopping... know your credit card policies on fraudulent purchases and keep an eye on those statements-- even after the holidays. sometimes bogus charges can sneak through after the new year. the n-a-i-a national volleyball tournament is back! 24 teams have arrived from across the country to crown a national volleybybl champion. and it's a big boost to the hostst city... of sioux city. that's coming up on news four >> is playing host this week to the n-a-i-a national volleyball tournament. two dozen teams frfr across the country are in town.. and in all, some 20,000 people will be at the tyson events center seats and courts. ktiv's tommie clark spoke with n-a-i-a staff and the players as they arrived for practice yesterday. << volleyball players yelling. every year 24 highly ranked teams and conference champions compete for a national title. those hundreds of volleyball players from around the country are now in siouxland. the national championship not only brin